YouTube currently has a problem with scammer bot comments appearing on countless amounts of channels, especially those in the investing and finance niche.
And unfortunately, we've been the target of these scammers too. So, I decided to do some investigating and confront my scammers/imposters face-to-face.
The author discovers a third-party tool for removing spam and scammer comments that proves fairly effective.
I think it's fair to ask: how is YouTube, with all it's tech and programming resources, unable to solve the problem of spam, bots and impersonator comments? And yet a third-party tool is able to tackle the same problem more effectively than YouTube?